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GE Literature
ENGL 331R: Media and Popular Literature before 1800
ENGL 332R: Media and Popular Literature after 1800
ENGL 337R: Studies in Literary Form and Genre
ENGL 344R: Digital and Visual Literacies
ENGL 357R: Literature, Ethics, and Values
ENGL 369R: Transnational Literature before 1800
ENGL 370R: Transnational Literature after 1800
ENGL 384R: Author Studies
ENGL 386R: British Literature before 1800
ENGL 387R: British Literature after 1800
ENGL 388R: American Literature before 1800
ENGL 389R: American Literature after 1800
ENGL 396R: Studies in Women's Literature
ENGL 49x: Senior Capstone
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